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Sept. 21 - High-speed rural internet service comes to Churubusco and Waterloo - Vimarsana News

Sept. 21 - High-speed rural internet service comes to Churubusco and Waterloo

Surf Internet, a fiber-optic internet service provider, is expanding its rural online coverage into at least two Northeast Indiana towns. Churubusco and Waterloo residents are now going to be able

Texas AG Ken Paxton Acquitted! - Vimarsana News

Texas AG Ken Paxton Acquitted!

Congratulations to General Ken Paxton for not surrendering! After two weeks of relentless negative media noise that conservative Texans endured during the Impeachment trial, the Texas Senate proved that that’s exactly what it was, noise. The testimony by witnesses for the prosecution gave the defense fodder to prove that there was no evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to

Cultivating success - Vimarsana News

Cultivating success

It was a fascination with Australian flora and fauna that led to Cullen Gunn to pursue a career in agriculture. Three decades later, and as Kilter Rural founding director and chief executive, Gunn aims to deliver returns by protecting Australia's unique biodiversity through regeneration of farmland and water systems.

GOP senators flipped on Paxton impeachment because they were short on votes - Vimarsana News

GOP senators flipped on Paxton impeachment because they were short on votes

“I feel there were six senators who were ready to be the 21st vote,” said Sen. Nathan Johnson, D-Dallas. “But they didn’t want to be the 20th vote.”

GOP senators, open to Paxton conviction, flipped when they realized they were still short the votes - Vimarsana News

GOP senators, open to Paxton conviction, flipped when they realized they were still short the votes

“I feel there were six senators who were ready to be the 21st vote,” said Sen. Nathan Johnson, D-Dallas. “But they didn’t want to be the 20th vote.”